All posts by Parker Green

I noticed a lack of some eldritch abomination tropes. Sure we have the standard Eldritch Abomination page, Humanoid Abomination and Adorable Abomination. But we seem to be missing some others. Now we'll need new names, because TV Tropes thinks they own some tropes. Here's what I have in mind.

Animalistic Abomination - Animabomination - An animal-shaped abomination.

Botanical Abomination - Florabomation or Eldritch Flora - Fantastic Flora that is eldritch in nature.

Mechanical Abomination - Mechabomination - When the "AI is a Crapshoot" is taken to Eldritch Abomination levels.

Digital Abomination - Digibomination - Same thing as the mechanical one, but lacking a physical shell.

Adaptational Abomination - Adaptation Abomination - A character who was mundane or had some magical powers in the original source material is an eldritch being in the adaptation.

Angelic Abomination - Eldritch Angel - You know Our Angels Are Different, though in the bible, they're otherworldly enough to drive you mad. Hence the "Be not afraid" quote is necessary.

Draconic Abomination - Dracabomination - Eldritch dragons. Which one could consider a sub-trope of "Animalistic Abomination".

"Suddenly Voiced" is when a Voiceless character, a character who doesn't have a voice actor before but is implied to speak in-universe, eventually gains one. "Suddenly Speaking" is when a character who is canonically mute, or at least communicates in noises like animal sounds or zombie moans, speaks in-universe. Like when Big Mickey in Thomas and Friends, who didn't speak (or even have a face) prior to "New Crane on the Docks" not only starts talking as of that episode, but suddenly has a face.

This wiki seems to have problems displaying page images and that needs to be fixed.

This wiki seems to have problems displaying page images and that needs to be fixed. Like, sometimes they display, sometimes they don't.

When I make the page, I'm definitely changing "Subverted" in the Wild Kratts example to "Defied/Deconstructed", because that's what that is.

Binomium ridiculus - TV Tropes

I tried adding Choo-Choo Charles to "Impaled With Extreme Prejudice", but I think I put it in the wrong folder, I'd correct it but I can't find it. Either that, or the edit didn't save.

Suddenly Voiced is when a character who isn't voiced starts being voiced in-series. "Suddenly Speaking" is when a canonically mute character speaks up. Though for copyright reasons, we could go with "Suddenly Talking" or something. And for the anatomy tropes, "Eye Do Not Belong There" to "Eyes Don't Belong There", which is Bizarre Alien Biology, specifically eyeballs in places you wouldn't expect, like the Paleman's hands. Or "Bones Do Not Belong There" to "Bones Don't Belong There" which is Artistic License - Biology, bones being present in an organism or location in which they wouldn't be in real life. Like full ear bones, or a hard skeleton in an invertebrate.